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Hello everyone, I am a PhD Research Scholar conducting academic research on public acceptance of regulated cannabis legalization in India. As part of my research, I am collecting responses through a short anonymous questionnaire.

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u/alexanderakshay — 1 day ago
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What’s your view on this?

Pakistan is raising its voice over the Indus Waters Treaty. At a seminar in Islamabad, Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said the water can "never be weaponised" and called India's move to pause the treaty "illegal." Information Minister Attaullah Tarar called the Indus their "lifeline" and said Pakistan's 240 million people are "children of the Indus Valley Civilisation" with a right to its waters.
Climate Change Minister Musadik Malik went further, warning, "Whoever touches our water, we will cut their hands," and pushed for Pakistan to build more dams to store water on its own.
But these statements leave out an important fact.
India paused the treaty only after the Pahalgam terror attack killed 26 people in April 2025, and has made it clear the treaty stays paused until Pakistan stops cross-border terrorism for good.

u/_Just_Nobody__ — 3 days ago
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Indian lost the Ai War

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Generative AI is the specific sub-field that powers tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and other LLMs. According to WIPO's 2024 Generative AI Patent Landscape Report, here is how the three countries compare over the last decade:

China ~38,210 GenAI Patents Filed
United States~6,276 GenAI Patents Filed

India~1,350 GenAI Patents Filed

General Artificial Intelligence Patents

China: Granted roughly 183,302 general AI patents in a single year.

United States: Granted roughly 48,197 general AI patents.

India: While India's absolute numbers are much lower than the top two, it consistently ranks in the top 10 globally for AI filings, driven by its massive IT sector and growing startup ecosystem.

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u/No-Good-3742 — 5 days ago
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Any Telegram channels where the news breaks before mainstream media catches it?

I'm looking for news and events related to all things India and globally. Anything you follow where an incident, an event, or a conversation breaks out as soon as it happens.

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u/hardiklashkariwriter — 6 days ago
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A Prada Sandal Fight Reveals a Flaw in India’s Push to Protect Its Culture

India is racing to extend Champagne-style legal protections to handicrafts. A dispute over Prada’s Kolhapuri-inspired sandal shows why that may be difficult.

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u/bloomberg — 9 days ago